This has been my go-to store for quick grocery visits. The quality of produce is fine and other…read morepackaged items are good as well. They don't have any specific vegan options (like Daiya products etc.) but otherwise, it is a good place for your groceries. The staff is good and friendly. There is a parking outside which is shared across the plaza but still ample space to park the car even on busy days.

Very very bad customer service expired items disrespectful human beings don't go there for shopping…read morethey never bring fresh stuff

This was one of the first grocery stores we tried when we moved to the area and it was good. The…read morerange of products is wide and the produce is also good. This was our go-to place for groceries before we had two poor experiences with the products - in both cases, the flour that we purchased from here had gone bad (bitter). We had to return it and they did so without any questions and very politely. Understanding that the product we had problems with were packaged products, so all they need to do is change the brand they are storing - and hopefully, they would have done it. If yes, this is a very good place for groceries. The people managing the place are very friendly and humble. Great to talk to.

Best place! Get everything you need here! Including fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, lentils,…read morefrozen foods, herbals (ayurvedic meds), organic products, and many beauty products!!!

Clean and always stocked with products. Highly recommend…read morebecause I always find everything and more of what I need. Everything is really fresh and good quality. Never had an issue here

I never thought that I'd ever rate a No Frills this high, but this store deserves it. It's special…read more On Christmas Eve Eve (not a typo), I was at work for a year-end gathering. A snowstorm was forecast for the following day going into Christmas. I typically make Christmas dinner for my parents and me, so I moved it up a day and decided to get groceries on my way home. I had dinner in Etobicoke first. I then did a search to find the closest grocery store that would have stuffing and turkeys (not people, but the bird). I found this No Frills at The Albion Centre. I have been to this mall many times over the years, but never this store for groceries. It was a busy evening. There was construction down to a single lane along Albion Road. There were some impatient folks, but I managed to make a left turn and park near the No Frills. At first, my heart sank because to get a shopping cart, you needed a loonie to unlock it. Perhaps the stars were aligned that evening. I had a loonie with me and managed to get a cart. This No Frills is huge. It is my very first visit to one with a pharmacy. Sure enough, the pharmacy was open. It was cool checking it out as if it were an mirage. It's on the right side of the store when you enter the doors. The produce is fresh and lovely. It makes my local No Frills look shabby. I got all my veggies for my meal, including naturally imperfect carrots. A bag of them was $3. I'd sooner go with them than the organic ones that were going for double that price. I liked seeing individual-sized St. Hubert pies. I'm used to seeing a huge pie that feeds two people. It's nice knowing that individual portions exist. During the first year of the pandemic, you could only get huge turkeys. I had leftovers for weeks. It was refreshing to see four different weight categories for frozen turkeys. I went with a turkey that was roughly 4 kg. It was the smallest turkey that I have bought in years. I got stuck in the cereal aisle. The variety is impressive. I got a box of apple cinnamon Chex that I've never tried before. I also saw strawberry banana Cheerios for the first time. Despite being with shoppers who were also getting groceries before the snowstorm of doom was upon us, it was pleasant lining up to pay. Every single checkout lane was staffed and waiting didn't take long. Nice! I had the nicest woman help me cash out. I scanned my PC Optimum barcode from my phone and then paid with a debit card. I wished her a great evening and left. Once I placed my items in my car's trunk, I returned my cart to get my loonie. It felt old-school to me, except that the quarter that carts used to except has been upgraded to a loonie. Christmas Eve lunch turned out nicely, thanks to getting everything I needed for my meal here. I had a great experience at this store. I wish that my local No Frills was this great and inviting. It could learn a lot from this store, from providing fresh produce, to having friendly staff. (3)

They buy some expired food items for cheap and sell to customers. I have had this happen two…read moredifferent times and i mentioned this to them. A person can get sick, if you do not normally check the expiry dates. I don't go there any more, since last year. I don't trust them. They also put on there receipts "no returns or exchange", How is this allowed in Canada. Robbery.

I bought Woodwards Gripe water yesterday from India Bazaar Store at Islington. When I opened the…read morewrapper of so called Woodwards Gripe water the bottle looks different and does not even has label on it. I bought it from Panchwati few times which has a label on the bottle and packaging is also different. I can't return because I ripped the wrapper but also decided not to give it to my baby. Please refrain buying any baby products from this store.

Just popped in to grab something to drink. Very interesting grocery. Authentic Middle Eastern fare…read more Lots of fresh items, spices and nuts. They also gave me a free pack of pita bread as a donation.... caught me by surprise but very nice of them. I will definitely enjoy. Thank you.

Five star vegetables grown by the owner at his own farm - freshest and tastiest ever! Freshly…read moreground coffee $5.99/lb, add cardamom for a dollar. Pomegranate syrup from Iran, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and several other countries. One star off because my sister said the walnuts she bought were, surprisingly, not fresh.